Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is a Google Cloud solution for container orchestration. With GKE, we can manage the Kubernetes ecosystem and all routines related to deploying, managing, and monitoring our applications. There are several advantages to using GKE instead of a manually-configured Kubernetes cluster.

Let's talk about the React Context API that React 16.3 added. An "old" API existed, but people avoid using it now since documentation recommends the new version. So what's great about React Context API?

Asynchronous JavaScript, which is JavaScript that uses callbacks, promises, and async/await, helps with functions that take time to return some value or to produce some result. This article gives a basic explanation of how callbacks, promises, and async/await work, and it also helps anyone who has struggled with unreadable callbacks.

Web servers are used to host websites and make them available to users through HTTP protocol requests. It is common for these web servers to be created within virtual machines in the cloud. In this post, we will provide a step-by-step guide on how to create a virtual machine and web server inside Google Cloud.

Large projects require the use of several environments, such as DEV, QA, UAT, STAGE, and PROD. This Snippets article details an approach to using Google Cloud Build features to create generic pipelines that can adapt to multiple environments.

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Bob Land chats with us about the incredible growth he’s achieved as vice president of consumer engagement for Dorel Juvenile, a global leader in high-quality, safe and fashionable juvenile products from brands such as Cosco, Safety 1st, and Maxi-Cosi, among others.